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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
A NEW DISTILLERY.
An Enterprise which Will Bene-
fit the Country.

HI Thu
There has been a company formed
for the erection and operation of an
immense grape brandy distillery at a
point on the railroad in the vicinity OF
Florence. The fact that j. S. Slauson,
George A. Nadeau, S. McKinlay and
other gentlemen are at the head OF
the scheme gives it solidity, while the
engagement of James +. Mooney as
manager insures its financial success.
Mr.. Mooney enjoys the reputation OF
being one Of the best posted brandy
makers on the coast and has been en-
ployed by l.. j. Rose and also by the
Grape and Wine-Growers' Union. 1t
is the intention of the company to in
troduce all of the best improved ma
chinery into their distillery and it will
produce quality of brandy second to
none on the coast. Work will be
commenced at once, and the estab-
lishment will be in readiness to han
die this years grape crop. 1t Is es-
timated that about 1000 gallons oi
brandy will be distilled per day dur
ing the season.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
Birds.eye View of Antelope Vai-
lev.

Mr.. f. S. Moore, the artist who got
I'D the beautiful birds-eye view OF Cor
onado Beach, San Jacinto and several
other lively settlements, is now en-
gagged in getting up a magnificent view
of Antelope valley. The view will be
two and half by three feet, and en-
braces a territory of thirty miles
square, showing the artesian wells,
water courses, bitches, towns and
other developments that will be OF
great assistance in getting a correct
idea of a promising section, of which
so little is known, as Antelope valley,
which borders ON Kern and Los Ange-
les counties.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
The Vega Case.

The case of the Verdugos charged
with an assault with intent to commit
murder on Juan Vega will be called in
Justice Austin's Court this morning
This case was postponed when it was
first called two weeks ago on account
of the condition of Vega, who was re-
ported to have been in precarious
state, but present accounts are more
assuring and the case will probably be
proceeded with to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15

II the food is not properly digested 1t be-
comes corrupt and poisons the system 1t is
intended to nourish. This is indigestion.
"My wife has suffered for many years
with indigestion. After trying everything
else recommended, she tried Simmons
Liver Regulator. In three days after taking
IL according to directions she was In per-
feet health: she does not suffer at all and
can eat anything she wants without any OF
her previous symptoms"
w. B. SUBERs, Bainbridge, Ga.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE AT LOS ANGEL Es, CAL.
IL July s. 1SS7.-Notice 10 hereby given tina
the following g-named settler has fled notice
of his intention to commute and make final
proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Los Angeles, on Sept 23d, 1887
viz: John H. Garter, Homestead No. S846,
for the sEN, Sec. 10, T. N, r. u w. He
names the following wittnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, said land, viz: Jacob Scherer. of Lancas
ter, J. G. Wickersham, of Lancaster. Jamel
P. Ward, Of Los Angeles, Albert Rhead, ol
I'D. DETHUNE. Register.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
100000 Feet

OF thoroughly seasoned finishing lumber
comprisinc ceiling, rustic, wainscoatinl
and Gazing stock, Is now being unloaded q
our various yards. This lumber 10 all hrst
SCHxIIERr, GANAHL LUMBER Co.,
First and Alameda Streets
EAST Los ANGELES LUMBER YARD,
WASHINGTON 6T. LUMBER YAnD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
AiIpronarix OWners

on olive, Orange Grove and Angelena ave.
nues a the town of Burbank, are requested
tr Il at the Office Of the company, NO. Il
South Spring street. at once. on matters oi
Imnortanca to themselves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
THE MINOR COURTS.

CITY CoURT-AUsTIN, J. p.
People VS.. John Ross-Grand lar
ceny-continued.
People VS.. Thomas McDermott-
petit larceny-sent to the county Jail
for 100 days.
Adams vs.. Francis-Continued until
July % at 8 A. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
HOUSES AND LOTS.

HOUSES AND LOTS.
Hill street, 9 rooms. 2-story. new and
nrst-class: Il. and water; all
modern improvements: good barn;
lot 5Ox155 .....................e 90ol
San Fernando street. opp. new passen-
ger depot, good storer00m; lot 20x
1855 to 50 It. street in rear; cheap at. l10o
Hope street, beautiful cottage OF
hard. finished rooms; lot 5oxl65 to
Alloy.... bo~
Hamilton street, East Los Angeles,
nice new cottage, s rooms and bah;
cement sidewalks: stable and car
riaee house; lot 45x120. 0.............. k5e
Seventh street. bet Olive and Grand
ave., house rooms: bath, stable,
ETC.. lot 40xl32: 10 f.. alley at side. eo0o
Buena Vista street, house 8 rooms,
two.story west eide street all mod
ern improvements; lot 50x150. ..... 3s0d
Houses In all parts Of the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15

Marriage Licenses.
The following named persons were
Yesterday granted license to wed: H..
+. Grouse to j. E. Smith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
SET FOR TO-DAY.

SET FOR TO-DAY.
People VS.. L. Clarke-9 A. NJ.
People VS.. j. Verdugo and A. Yer
dugo-10 A. NJ.
People VS.. John Curry-3 P. NJ.
People VS.. Jose Villalobas-3 P. NJ.
TOWNSHIP coURT-TANEY, J.P.
People VS.. A. w. Notwithstanding
the peace; defendant discharged,
People VS.. J. McCann-Burglary
set for examination July 30th, at 10
A. NJ.
People VS.. Martin Wynne-Assist-
ing a prisoner to escape; held to an
swer; bail, $500.
Silva VS.. Observation-Disclosures
until July goth, at 2P. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
SET FOR TO-DA'

Gilbert VS.. Temple Street Cable
Railroad Company-Demurrer; S:45
A. NJ.
People VS.. j. j. White-Battery; 10
A. NJ.
Silver VS.. Stansburg ct Atrial at
2P.M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15

6UrMONEY LOANED, HOUSES RENTED RENTS COLLECTED.
subdvded Sold Subdivisions Managed Salts
faction Guaranteed,
n0AND FORGET
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-15
c. L E N D A / E /.
THE BEAUTIFUL SUBURB
UNPRECEDENT SUCCESSi
OVER SOLD

Motor Road-New Hotel Now Under Construction
New Buildngs-ClEAR wATER-Finest
ou m days-The Pasaaena-Only 8h miles
he daily at4p.m
Prices Will Be Advanced A gain Shortly.
Don't "a1t-B11y Now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-27
THE PRESIDENT
Issues a Proclamation Declaring the Sus-
pension of discriminating Duties on
Goods from Spanish Countries.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. &c,

W AohiEsNloN1 A'tPt- ~.
The President has issued proclamation
stating that he has received satisfactory proof
from the government of Spain that no dis
criuilating duties OF tonnage or imposts are
imposed or levied in the islands of Cuba,
Porto Rico and PHILIPPINES, and all other
countries belonging to the crown of Spain
upon vessels wholly belonging to citizens OF
the United States, or upon produce, manu-
features or merchandise imported in the
same from the United States or from any
foreign country, and declares the suspension
and discontinuance of foreign discriminating
duties OF tonnage and imposts within the
United States, 80 far as respects the vessels
of Spain and produce, manufactures or mer
chandse imported in said vessels into the
United States from the islands of Cuba and
Porto Rico, Philippines and other countries
belonging to the crown of Spain, or from
any other foreign country, such suspension
to continue so long as reciprocal exemption
OF vessels belonging to citizens of the United
States, and the incoming cargoes, shall be
continued in Cuba, Porto Rico and all other
Spanish possessions and no other.
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ENTICED AN AY.
A Young Girl Thrown into the River by
IA Dissolute Woman.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 90
State Detective Nun, an has been working
for months on the mysterious disappearance
of Birdie Dsnahey of Amherst, who has been
missing since April Sth.
The girl was last seen in company with
Carrie Train, a dissolute and stubborn girl,
who was soon afterwards sent to the Lancas
tar reformatory for stealing
Birdie WAS fourteen years old and pretty
well dressed. No trace has been found OF
her although Fort river has been dragged and
the woods searched.
Munyan has secured confession from
Carrie Train to the effect that she enticed the
Danshey girl away while playing on the riv-
er bank, and knocked her into the stream
She insists that it was accidental, claiming
that she was afraid to tell of the droSning
for fear people would think that she was tc
blame.
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NARROW ESCAPE.
An Attempt Made to Wreck Il Train on
the Fitchburs Road.

Troy, N. ", Sept. 26.
An attempt was made last night to wreck
the st. Louis express of the Fitchburg road
near POwnal, VT, by pilng nine ties on the
track and spiking two down. On the first
section train, leaving North Adams at s 05,
the engineer saw the obstruction and stopped
the train with the air brakes. The brakeman
signalled the rear section which is five min
utes behind. IL is believed that plot to
wreck train has been brewing for some
months. At the time of the accident to the
train of California excursionists in June sew
eral persons were injured. The trouble was
caused by the switch left half open. Later a
collision between two freights was caused by
the same method. In both instances the op-
orator was discharged. The third time tue
switch was misplaced it was discovered in
time to prevent disaster. 1t is though the
same person is at the bottom of all the at
temps. Superintendent Crandall has gone
to the place to make a thorough investiga-
ton.
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FISHERIES AGAIN.
The Substance of the Brief Received by
the Canadian Government from Mr..
Drake, Q. C.
OrrAWA Sanf. 2H-

OTTAWA, Sept. 20.
The government has received the tale of a
brief filed by Mr.. Drake, Q. c., on behalf of
the masters and owners of the sealers seized
in Behring's Sea The brief questions the
sufficiency of the scope act under which the
charges are made, the act only prohibiting
the killing of fur bearing animals within the
limits of Alaska territory or the waters there
of This clause, Drake contends, csnnot
possibly include Behring Sea, as thar sea is
neither gulf, nor a bay, and is not land
locked by lands in the United States. In
this connection he quotes Wharton, an
American authority of note. Wharton
states that a vessel on the high seas, beyond
the distance of a marine league from the
shore is regarded as on part of the territory
of the nation to which she belongs. When
Russia asserted her right to the exclusive
use of all the waters from Behring's Straits
to fifty degrees north latitude and 100 miles
adjacent to all her territory and islands, the
United States was the first to protest. The
American minister at St. Petersburg said,
"The existence of territorial rights to dis
tance of one hundred miles from the coast is
an innovation on the law of nations and
measure unexsmpled" The vigorous pro.
test on the part of the American minister,
seconded by the reputation by Great Britain
of the existence of such claim, effectuslly
silenced Russia. Kent, another American
authority says, 1.-The open sea is not capable
of being possessed as private property. The
free use of the ocean for navigation and fish
ing is common to all mankind Based on
these Drake has filed demurrer in the
court at Sitka on behalf of the owners and
masters.
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New YORK Produce Market.

INV YORK, Sept. %.
H.oGR-Recppts, S2.sSi exports, 1000, sales, I7,-
600; Ne. ?, is a 3 co. fancy white Western, extra
80 = 90, common to good, 3 l5 3 90; good 10
choice, 90 u SO; City mill extra, 10 q $50;
snpefhne, 200 a 10, ST. Louis extra, 80 10;
winter wheat extra, 90 a 400; Minnesota extra,
5 90 8 100.
wHRAT-Receipts, 1884, eos; exports. SO. .oOo sales,
No. Red State. s5 No White State, ST.
Corn - Receipts l57,q0o bushels exports, SSsq5I
Gales, 1854 ,0oo. spot No y, SSl; No 2. 49i
40 White, "a, No 2, 81 a S2i. do White, 81 S4l;
No ]. 81, do White. 4o Mixed Western. - s4i
White do, IS "A Al; White State, 30 40
SuGAR-Cut loaf and crushed a Al; granulated
81; white extra c, 81 81; yellow. ii a ~; mould,
81.
PRTRoLKUM-United, e5i bid
PoRK Mess spot, is % is SO, oiear bsct,
10 90.
LARD-retned, 90.
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tRarrtfn.

In Rockland, Sept. 81 Henry j. Keating to Miss
Hattie A. McLan.
In Newcastle, Sept 10, Augustus f. Sproul of Nor
walk. Cal, TO Mrs Mamie +. Huston Of Bristol.
In Norway, Sept. 90 +. II. Hobbs to Miss Eta
Crockett. both of Norway: Sept IA. j. Elden Hall to
Miss Winnie NJ. Flood both of Norway.
In Carmel, Sept. 20 Willis Hollis smith of Car.
MEL TO Miss Mabel Edith Dearborn oi Corrina.
In Calais Sept. a. John Cronin of Mrltown, N. b.,
to Miss Sadie Hogan of Balleyville
In Milford Sept. 20. Geo. L. Clark to Mrs. Emma
NJ. Stewart, both of Milford.
In Oldtown, sept. 81, Geo. w. Davis Of Odtown,
to Miss Helen j. Brown Of Milford.
In Bangor,iSept. 81, p. S. McNamara to Miss Katie
+. Cuum.
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Against the Socialists.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept 26.
A largely attended meeting OF the Central
Labor Union was held yesterday, with
avowed purpose of taking action on the So
cjaists Only few disciples of Herr Most
were present and atte: a sharp debate it was
voted by an overwhelming majority to expel
all socialists from the meeting The meet
ing then unanimously passed resolutions adj
herring to the principles Of the union labor
party, and strongly opposing all socialism
doctrines as well as refusing to allow any of
that class in the central union hereafter.
The Knights of Labor assembly IN this city,
of which Mrs DIR. Hammond, a prominent
socialist, was leader has been suspended,
presumably for its social tendencies.
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Democratic Convention.
SARATOGA, Sent.

SARATOGA, Sept. &C.
Nearly all the delegates to the democratic
State convention have arrived. Visiting
friends outnumber them three to one. The
chief topic of interest is the contest between
the friends of William A. Poucher and Chas
F. Tabor for the nomination for attorney
general. Wilson |. Bissell of Buffalo, law
partner of President Cleveland, arrived this
afternoon with the Buffalo delegation. He
is making spirited canvass for Tabor. The
declination Of Comptroller Alfred G. Chaplin
leaves Senator Wemple of Montgomery with
out opposition for the nomination.
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ABOUT MctEALLY.
More OF His Tricks discovered Reports
that lie has been Seen.

SAco, Sept 26.
Another of McNeally's well laid plans was
discovered at the Saco and Biddeford Savings
Institution today. When Treasurer Kelly
went to the furnace room to build a fire. he
found the charred leaves of book that had
contained list of all the securities held by
the bank. This McNealy had destroyed for
the purpose of preventing Identification of
the stolen bonds, but the treasurer had du-
plicate of the list and was thus enabled to see
at glance what bonds were stolen.
The Summerside journal of Prince Ed
wards Island, says that McNeally, the nine
teen year old clerk of the Saco, Me-, bank,
who stole some quarter of a million Of its
funds, was in Summerside last week, having
come by The steamer Mirimichi last from
Pictou.
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Manitoban's Railway
WINNKPEG, Sept. 26.

W INNETET, NtpI' -O'
Premier Norquay is expected to arrive this
morning from New York. where he failed to
float the bonds of the Winnepeg proposed
railroad to the United States boundary to
connect the American lines. Norquay claims
while in New York, he was followed by
McZavish, the special agent of the Canadian
Pacific railroad, who was the means of pre-
venting the capitalists taking the bonds.
McZsvish reached Winnepeg yesterday. If
the construction has to cease it is difficult to
say what the excited people would be led to
do as they firmly believe that connection with
the United States is essential to their proper
ty and an absolute necessity.
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INDICT N ENTS
round by the Grand Jury of Knox County
Against Law Breakers.
RoCKLANp. Sept. 26.

RoCKLANp, Sept. 26
The grand jury rose this afternoon after a
weeks session, and reported the following
partial list OF indictments: William Allen OF
South Thomaston, for breaking and entering
the house of Elvin Stone of St. George. aud
stealing gun and other property therefrom
Dexter Clough of Camden for adultery
Fred Nj. Balcomb of Rockland, for burglar
lzing the store or Spear and May; Albert A.
j Robinson of Rockland, for assault on Au-
gustus S. Carter, with intent to kill Seth
Oliver and Mary j. Oliver; his wife for
burning their dwelling house in Warren vii
lage, with the intent TO defraud an insurance
company
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4 Serious Accident.

BANGOR, Sept. 26.
The Whig learns that two children, seven
and nine years, of George Varrio of Bradley,
got a percussion cap today, used in explod
ing rendrock, and while trying to pick out
the illuminate with pin, the cap exploded,
blowing off the thumb, two fingers and the
feshy psrt of the girls hand, and cutting the
boys neck, nearly severing the jugular vein
Fears are entertained that the result may
prove fatal.
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BOUND TO FIGHT.
McAulif Will Meet Carney Sick or Not
Sick.

New YORK, Sept. 20.
The Sun says, McAuliff, who is alleged to
have backed out of his fight with Carney, the
English champion, for the light weight
championship of the world, was found at his
home, late last night. He was undoubtedly
very i'll, yesterday morning, but perusal of
the printed report did much to restore him.
81 am going to fight, sick or not sick You
can bet your life on that" was McAuliff's ex-
clamaton to the reporter. "Im not going to
forfeit the money. That's all story Of one
of my hackers who got jealous because
didn't take him into my confidence He was
only slightly interested in the stakes and he
thought because came home for needed
rest had given them the shake. I'm going
to fight il have to crawl into the ring on my
hands and knees"
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IN DISTRESS.


PORTLAND, Sept 26
A dispatch to the Merchants Exchange
from Baltimore, say Steamer Albano from
Bilboa, reports Sept I, in latitude 81 deg.
min, longitude 81 deg. min, she sighted
an Italian vessel with only the lower mizzen
masts standing out of the water. The cap
tain refused to abandon the vessel which was
lumber laden. The vessel showed the code
signals S. r. n. g., which answer to bark
Vincenzo Perrota, from Portland, Sept. 8th
for Buenos Ayres. The bark Vinceuzo Per
rota, Capt. Bottone, sailed from Portland on
the date above given with a cargo of lumber
for Buenos Ayres valued at Sl2,236. She
was cleared by VIM. Haskins & Son of
Boston.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

1t is reported that NJ. Grevy will shortly
resign the presidency of the French Chamber
of Deputies.
Several riots took place Monday on the isl
and Of Ponape, one of the Caroline group, in
consequence of the expulsion of Protestant
missionary, in which one person was killed.
Reiuforcements were sent.
John Minor was arrested Saturday night at
Swanton, VT, for bigamy. He escaped from
Saratoga officers two years ago and was just
discovered He was taken back Monday
morning on requisition papers from Gov.
Hill.
The ninth annual convention of the Ma
tional Telephone Exchange Association be-
gan at Piusburg, Pa, Monday morning, fifty
delegates being present.
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Funeral Services.

SAco, Sept. 26.
The body of George A. Rounds, who com
mitted suicide by drowning at Statewide, r,
l., Sunday, was brought to Biddeford tonight
and the funeral will be held under the aus
pices OF the Knights of Pythias of which he
was a member. He had been in feeble health
for some time and had recently shown symp-
week and went to Providence on a visit, ac'
companied by his wife. He was highly re-
spected here.
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A slight Collision.
PHILADELPHIA, Sent.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.
Brig Odorilla, from Portland, Me-, in bal
last, reports that on the 2lst, she was run
into by an unknown deep laden bark, knock
ing hole i'll her at the main rigging on the
starboard side. The bark was running free
with square yards, steering northwest. The
brig was on the starboard tack.
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Crushed by the Cars.

RICHMOND, Sept. 26.
As the West bound Boston and Bangor ex-
press was passing Richmond Monday fore
noon, Mrs Brown, widow of Samuel Brown,
WAS run over and killed at the Main street
crossing. She attempted to cross the street
after the gates were down, crawling under the
gate. She was about 80 years of age. She
kept house, one or two grandchildren living
with her.
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Drunkenness in the Army.

New YORK, Sept. 20.
A Washington special to the World says
an epedemic of drunkenness seems to have
prevailed in the army and navy during the
summer. affecting even the military acad-
emy at West Point bureaus of both depart
meuts, many Of the odenses Of the officers in
this respect having been condemned to
great detriment of discipline
A promineot srmv officer is represented
saying in regard to the extent of the evil "If
every man who is fonnd drunk even when on
duty is dismissed from service, the army
will soon dwndle TO a corporal's guard"
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Police RepuIsed by Stones.

LONDON, Sept. 26
A force of police and bailifs at Klbarry,
Ireland, seized number of cattle belonging
to the Harley family for non-payment of
rent crowd which had gathered made an
attack with stones and pitchforks upon the
officers The police used their bsyonets
in their attempts to repel their sssalants,
hut were compelled to retreat and leave
the cattle behind them. Archbishop Walsh
has issued pastoral in which he SAYS he
hopes the people win refrain from violence
and continue in the paths of justice. Such
a course, only, he says will bring peace to
Ireland. Everything is quiet at Fermoy,
this morning.
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Pacific Mail stock.
New YORK, Sept. 26.

New YORK, Sept. 26.
The continued depression OF Pacific mail
stock BY Gould and Sage, resulted today, in
the sale, by President Hart, of either his en-
tire or the major part of his holdings to them
at about 36, in consequence of the passing Of
control into new hands. Hart held So, 600
shares out of capital Of 100000 1t is un-
derstood that the company will be reorgan.
lied if Hart Immediately resigns. The COM
psny will be reorganized by Gould, Sage and
Fields entering the directory.
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Dien.
,uid Eugene w. infant child of DIR. w.

In Pemaquid Eugene w. infant child of DIR. W.
S. and Lizzie Il. Brainerd.
In Winslow, Sullivan Abbott, aged 81 years
In Albion, George II Lincoln, aged As years
in Lewiston; Sept % Harry c., of John and
Albina ID. Hilbert; Sept. "a, Miss Cora +. Goud
In Auburn, Sept. %, Mrs. Polly Bassett, aged "A
years. months, days.
In Haowell, Sept. 20, T.. S. Wells, aged 50 years
In BoOtbbay, Sept. 90 Walter Adams Kenniston,
aged 10 years; Sept. 20. Captain Albert Kimball,
aged So years.
In Southport, Sept. 20, Alvano Marshall. aged "a
years.
In sidney, Sept 20, Edward Longey, aged76 years
In West Camden, Sept Il, A. II. Howard, aged II
years.